then received lsd from none other thansd timothy leary, the harvard professor who was then the lsd guru. she visited him saying that she has a very important frient shdi and he would like to try it. she didn t say jfkshe di, but v. important friends. she leceived the lsd in apri 63 from leary and then a little bit later, like a few weeks later, kennedy gives fewye his famous peace speech at thece american universitys and presents ideas that are completely unusual for him,m. because before that, he was she was quite a cold war warrior. he was into the arms race and suddenly he talks about that. we and the russians, wat we all have the same you know, we live by the same principles. we all love our childresame all share the life here on planet earth. so he kind of talksn planett. yes, in a way. so it seems like that very pancho influenced him. we don t know whether it was
feds, don t give money to cancer research. some are popular with those that want small government and focus on things he has said at least to this former aide. ron paul has always attracted this sort of fringe element. first time i met him was 1988 in beverly hills at the home of timothy leery, lsd guru. you have this element of people who follow ron paul. some of them are like anti-drug left. some of them are we want to buy gold coins right. there s just no middle there. i do think that it s important, so we can look at some of the farrout statements. in the middle there s something called the federal government. how he wants to run it and how he wants to pay for it, i think these are fundamental questions that deserve answers. so it s interesting to read about what he said 20 years ago and everything else. i want to know what this country
chuck todd and peter alexander are in iowa tonight. abc s john carl in iowa for us tonight. we ll turn our critical edge on reporters in iowa and washington and especially the surge in negative reporting about ron paul. this the skeleton in ron paul s closet. this is from the ron paul newsletter. so you read them but you didn t do anything about it at the time. i never read this stuff. why did the press take so long to start examining the congressman s sometimes inflammatory record? i m howard kurtz and we re kicking off the 2012 season onsome reliable sources. happy new year to all of you. it s obviously not a holiday for much of the political press gearing up for actual voting of 2012 after a year of prediction and prognostication. after treating ron paul as an entertaining side show they reacted to his rise in the polls the same way michele bachmann, rick perry, herman cain and newt gingrich shot up in surveys by belatedly examining his record including ince